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| The second software is the product that executes the required commands to actually manipulate the CNC machine, driving it to create your project. For this TheLab Makerspace uses Carbide 3D's Carbide Motion software to drive the Shapeoko Pro XXL machine. The idea here is to use a design tool to generate the required G-Code and then bring that to Carbide Motion for actual execution. | The second software is the product that executes the required commands to actually manipulate the CNC machine, driving it to create your project. For this TheLab Makerspace uses Carbide 3D's Carbide Motion software to drive the Shapeoko Pro XXL machine. The idea here is to use a design tool to generate the required G-Code and then bring that to Carbide Motion for actual execution. | ||
| - | For further information refer to the [[machining_software|Machining Software]] portion of this wiki | + | For further information refer to the [[machining_software|Machining |
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